What makes Rimfaxe by Gjallarhorn notable?

'Rimfaxe' is significant for its role in revitalizing interest in Finnish folk traditions during the mid-2000s, receiving positive reviews from various publications. The album's blend of historical narratives and musical innovation helped to inspire a new generation of folk artists and contributed to the global appreciation of world music. By the time 'Rimfaxe' was released in 2006, Gjallarhorn had established themselves as a leading voice in the Finnish folk music scene, following their critically acclaimed albums 'Kylä vuotti' (2003) and 'Hämeenlinna' (2004). This album represents their continued exploration of traditional themes while incorporating modern sensibilities, further solidifying their reputation both in Finland and abroad.